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Cristiano Ronaldo superfan IShowSpeed admits Argentina broke the "Speed Curse" by winning 3-1 against Switzerland in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, ending a viral jinx debated by fans.
Lionel Messi lost his cool at the referee during Argentina's 3-1 win over Switzerland in the quarter-final clash at Kanas. Messi had a heated chat with João Pinheia which went viral on social media.
Switzerland has scored seven of its nine goals at this World Cup in the second half. Argentina defense working hard. Lisandro Martinez made a last-ditch tackle to block a shot in
Argentina survived another grueling knockout game at the 2026 World Cup, outlasting an undermanned Switzerland side in extra time to walk away with a 3–1 victory in the quarterfinals. La Albiceleste nearly saw its title defense ended by Cabo Verde in the round of 32 and then again by Egypt in the round of 16.
Switzerland’s Breel Embolo was sent off in controversial fashion in his team’s World Cup quarterfinal loss to Argentina on Saturday night
First Half_1, Argentina, Mac Allister, (Messi), 10th minute. Second Half_2, Switzerland, Ndoye, (Rodriguez), 67th. First Overtime_None. Second Overtime_3, Argentina, Alvarez, (Lopez), 112th; 4, Argentina, Martinez, 120th+1. Goalies_Switzerland, Gregor Kobel, Yvon Mvogo, Marvin Keller; Argentina, Emiliano Martinez, Juan Musso, Geronimo Rulli. Yellow Cards_Embolo, Switzerland, 44th; Almada, Argentina, 97th; Martinez, Argentina, 98th; Lopez, Argentina, 114th. Referee_Joao Pedro Pinheiro. Assistant Referees_Bruno Miguel Alves Jesus, Luciano Maia, Guillermo Pacheco Larios. 4th Official_Drew Fischer.
Switzerland coach Murat Yakin described the rule behind Breel Embolo sending off as “unacceptable” after Argentina scored twice in extra time to end the Swiss fairytale World Cup run with a 3-1 quarterfinal victory on Saturday.
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